Hi,
I have got managed it to put my shared libraries and plugins into my application bundle. This has been made possible with a linker parameter as of the following: -install_name @executable_path/../Frameworks/$@
I have seen that the install name is set to the prefix instead of the local bundle as the sample above. How could I change this to get used the install name I like to have (-install_name @executable_path/../Frameworks/$@)?
I am using wxMac 2.8.8 and have to use shared library version as I use plugins that also uses the wxMac library.
Thanks
Lothar
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Building wxMac Library as monolithic shared library
OS: Windows 7, Mac OS X (Panther/Leopard/Snow Leopard), SuSE Linux, Debian (PPC), OpenMoko FreeRunner
Compiler: OpenWatcom, GCC
wxWidgets 2.8.x
IDE Makefile based.
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Compiler: OpenWatcom, GCC
wxWidgets 2.8.x
IDE Makefile based.
RAD My own brewed, Code generation with XSLT and DialogBlocks
Hi,
take a look at terminal utility install_name_tool. It will let you change this name as needed.
Also, if you have many dynamic-libs dependencies and want to quickly and painlessly include them in your bundle, take a look at http://macdylibbundler.sf.net , a small utility i'm developing to automatize packaging of dylibs
take a look at terminal utility install_name_tool. It will let you change this name as needed.
Also, if you have many dynamic-libs dependencies and want to quickly and painlessly include them in your bundle, take a look at http://macdylibbundler.sf.net , a small utility i'm developing to automatize packaging of dylibs
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